Company Terms

Here you will find all the terms regarding Company but also Payments & Expenses.

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7 Day Pace

7-Day Pace refers to the projected revenue or performance output based on the activity of the last 7 days.

14 Day Pace

A rolling forecast of your revenue or output pace based on the last 14 days.

30 Day Pace

A rolling forecast of your revenue or output pace based on the last 30 days.

60 Day Pace

A rolling forecast of your revenue or output pace based on the last 60 days.

A

Accounting Check

A verification conducted by the accounting team to confirm that the payment has been received, correctly processed, and requires no further action.

Adspend

The total amount of money spent on paid advertising.

Affiliate

The name of the affiliate who collaborates with the business and referred the lead.

Age

The age range to which the person belongs.

Avg GR /payment

Average Gross Revenue generated per payment received.

Avg NR /payment

Average Net Revenue generated per payment received.

Avg NR/day

Average Net Revenue generated per day.

Avg Retention

The average length of time a client remains active before canceling or churning.

(%) Avg Discount

The average percentage of discount applied per transaction, calculated across all paying clients.

B

Base_salaries

The base salaries that are paid to the team.

Billing Info

Displays all the customer's billing information.

C

CAC

Customer Acquisition Cost — the total cost required to acquire one paying client.

Why is it important?

It’s a core metric for profitability. High CAC reduces margins and limits scalability.

How can you determine if this metric is healthy?

Here’s a quick guide to help you determine whether your performance is on track.

⚠️ Benchmarks may vary by industry or offer, but these are solid general standards.

Great (what excellent performance looks like): <10% of ticket price

Normal (acceptable, but room for improvement): 10% - 20% of ticket price

Bad 🚩: >20% of ticket price

Channel

Indicates whether the sale came from a scheduled Sales Call (auto-filled from a Call ID) or was a Direct Close (manually entered from the CRM without a prior call).

Churns

The number of clients who cancel or stop their subscription.

Closer

The sales representative who takes sales calls and handles deal closings.

Cold Caller

Sales representative who made the initial contact via cold call and booked the sales call for the closer.

Comm_affiliate

The commissions earned by the affiliate.

Comm_closer

The commissions earned by the closer.

Comm_cold_caller

The commissions earned by the cold caller.

Comm_csm

The commissions earned by the CSM.

Comm_man_affiliates

The commissions earned by the manager of affiliates.

Comm_man_closers

The commissions earned by the closers' manager.

Comm_man_cold_callers

The commissions earned by the manager of cold callers.

Comm_man_csms

The commissions earned by the manager of CSMs.

Comm_man_setters

The commissions earned by the manager of Setters.

Comm_man_triagers

The commissions earned by the manager of triagers.

Comm_marketing

The commissions earned by the marketer.

Comm_ops

The commissions earned by the ops manager.

Comm_partner_1

The commissions earned by the first partner of the business.

Comm_partner_2

The commissions earned by the second partner of the business.

Comm_partner_3

The commissions earned by the third partner of the business.

Comm_setter

The commissions earned by the setter.

Comm_triager

The commissions earned by the triager.

Comm_VA_1

The commissions earned by the first virtual assistant.

Comm_VA_2

The commissions earned by the second virtual assistant.

Comm_VA_3

The commissions earned by the third virtual assistant.

Commissions

The total amount of money paid in Commissions.

Contracted Revenue

Revenue that has been officially agreed through a signed agreement or confirmed commitment, even if the payment hasn’t been collected yet.

Counterparty

Displays the individuals or entities to whom the business has issued payments.

Country

The person's country of residence.

COGS

Cost of Goods Sold - refers to the direct costs associated with producing or delivering a product or service.

The direct link to the lead's profile in the CRM.

CSM

Client Success Manager — the person responsible for onboarding, supporting, and ensuring the long-term success of clients.

Current Payments

The number of payments already made by clients that are classified as “current,” meaning they are part of a subscription or recurring payment plan.

Current Sub Clients

The number of active clients who are currently enrolled in a paid subscription plan and have not canceled or churned.

Current Sub Payments

The total number of active recurring payments currently being processed under subscription plans.

(%) Capacity

In a subscription-based business, this indicates the percentage of your total client capacity that active paying clients currently occupy.

(%) CGR

Compound Growth Rate — the average rate at which a metric (e.g., revenue or client count) grows over multiple periods.

Why is it important?

Reflects sustainable growth and smooths out short-term volatility.

How can you determine if this metric is healthy?

⚠️ Benchmarks may vary by industry or offer.

(%) Churn Rate

The percentage of clients who cancel or stop their subscription over a specific period.

(%) Cost

The percentage of your net revenue that is being paid out in expenses.

D

Date

The specific day when a key action or event occurred.

Deal

The specific payment agreement you have with the customer falls into three categories: Full Pay, Split Pay, and Deposit.

Discounts

The total monetary value is subtracted from standard prices due to discounts offered to clients.

(%) Discount

The percentage of your total net revenue that was granted as discounts.

E

Email_access

The email address of the customer used to access the program when it was granted.

Extra Fees

Extra fees paid.

F

Fees

Fees paid.

FEPTP (Front-End Pre-Tax Profit)

Front-End Pre-Tax Profit. This metric measures how much profit (before taxes) your business earns from a new client on the first transaction.

FEPTP to CAC

Front-End Pre-Tax Profit to CAC — the ratio between the Pre-Tax Profit generated on the front end (initial sale) and the Customer Acquisition Cost. It measures how efficiently you recoup your acquisition cost from the first transaction alone.

Why is it important?

It tells you whether your initial sale is profitable enough to cover the cost of acquiring the customer, without relying on future upsells or retention. This is crucial for cash flow, especially in high-volume or paid-traffic-driven businesses.

How can you determine if this metric is healthy?

Here’s a quick guide to help you determine whether your performance is on track.

⚠️ Benchmarks may vary by industry or offer, but these are solid general standards.

Great (what excellent performance looks like): > 3x

Normal (acceptable, but room for improvement): 1x- 3x

Bad 🚩: < 1x

from_FU

Indicates whether the sale was closed due to active follow-up efforts.

Full_name

The Full Name of the person.

(%) FEGR (Front End Gross Revenue )

The percentage of your total gross revenue that is collected upfront, typically through full payments made at the point of sale.

Why is it important? It measures the amount of revenue recovered immediately, without relying on payment plans or deferred income. A high FEGR indicates strong cash flow, better financial stability, and lower collection risk — essential in cold traffic environments where upfront commitment signals stronger buyer intent.

How can you determine if this metric is healthy? ⚠️ Benchmarks may vary by industry or offer, but these are solid general standards, particularly when selling through paid traffic:

Great (what excellent performance looks like): >40%

Normal (acceptable, but room for improvement): 35%–40%

Bad 🚩: <35%

(%) Followup GR

The percentage of gross revenue that came from follow-up efforts (not closed on call).

Why is it important?

Indicates how effective your follow-up system is at closing deals and monetizing leads over time.

It helps to know how to improve your follow-up efforts. It's possible that you don’t have an excellent follow-up system.

G

Gender

The gender of the person (male/female).

GR within overtime

Gross Revenue generated over time by new customers acquired in a specific month, measured from the date of their purchase up to the selected end date.

Gross Profit

Net Revenue minus the cost of goods sold; the amount of money left after delivering your product/service.

Gross Revenue

The total amount of money collected from new clients before deducting any processing fees.

Growth VS (%)

The percentage change in performance (usually revenue) compared to a previous defined period.

Why is it important?

Shows whether you're scaling, stagnating, or shrinking, and helps to evaluate previous strategic decisions and guide new ones.

(%) Gross Profit

Percentage of Gross Profit in relation to gross revenue.

I

ID

A unique identifier automatically generated to distinguish a specific record, entry, or event within the system.

A direct Instagram link that opens the lead's private message thread, providing instant access to their direct messages.

Invoice

Invoice Generated.

Direct URL to the corresponding Invoice.

L

Last Period VS

A comparison between the current period's performance and the last one.

LPTP

Lifetime Pre-Tax Profit is the total profit generated by a customer over the entire duration of their relationship with your business, before taxes are deducted.

LPTP to CAC

LPTP to CAC — the ratio between a client’s Lifetime Pre-Tax Profit and the Customer Acquisition Cost. It shows how many times your acquisition investment is returned in actual profit (before taxes) over the customer’s lifetime.

Why is it important?

It reveals the real profitability of your acquisition strategy, helping you evaluate whether your client acquisition cost is justified based on long-term profit, not just revenue.

How can you determine if this metric is healthy?

Here’s a quick guide to help you determine whether your performance is on track.

⚠️ Benchmarks may vary by industry or offer, but these are solid general standards.

Great (what excellent performance looks like): > 3x

Normal (acceptable, but room for improvement): 2x-3x

Bad 🚩: < 2x

LTGP

Lifetime Gross Profit — the total gross profit a client contributes over the full span of their relationship with your business.

LTGP to CAC

Lifetime Gross Profit — the total gross profit a client contributes over the full span of their relationship with your business.

Why is it important?

It shows how much profit you make per client relative to the cost of acquiring them.

How can you determine if this metric is healthy? Here’s a quick guide to help you determine whether your performance is on track.

⚠️ Benchmarks may vary by industry or offer, but these are solid general standards.

Great (what excellent performance looks like): >5x

Normal (acceptable, but room for improvement): 3x- 5x

Bad 🚩: < 3x

LTNR

The total net revenue generated by a client over the whole duration of their relationship with your business.

M

Margin_P1

Margin that partner 1 keeps.

Method

Payment method used by each client (e.g., Stripe, PayPal, Crypto, etc).

(%) Margin_P1

The margin that Partner 1 keeps as a percentage.

N

Net Profit

The total amount of money your business keeps after all expenses and taxes have been deducted.

Net Revenue

The total revenue received by the business after subtracting processing fees, transaction costs, and any other applicable deductions.

Net MRR cap

The monthly recurring revenue the business would generate if it operated at 100% client capacity.

New Clients

The number of individuals or businesses that become paying customers for the first time.

New Contracted Revenue

The total amount of money that new clients agree to pay through a confirmed deal or contract.

New Gross Revenue

The total amount of money paid by new clients. It reflects the full value collected before any fees or expenses.

New Gross MRR

The total amount of new recurring revenue generated within a given month from newly acquired clients.

New Payments

The number of first-time payments made by clients (one-time or recurring).

New Sub Clients

Total number of new customers who began a recurring subscription.

New Sub Payments

Total number of new recurring payments received from subscription clients

NOT_filled

It's a validation that checks whether all fields have been correctly filled out.

Notes

Notes to give additional context.

NR / Sales Rep

Net revenue generated per Sales Rep.

(%) Net Profit

Net profit expressed as a percentage of your total revenue.

(%) New_GR

The percentage of total gross revenue that comes specifically from new clients within a given period.

O

Offer

This field specifies the type of offer presented during the interaction with the lead (Offer #1, Offer #2, Offer #3). The exact definitions for each offer type should be referenced in your client folder for consistency and accuracy.

Optin_all

A list of all the sources through which the lead opted in.

Optin_date

The date when the lead opted in.

Optin_first

The first channel through which the lead opted in.

Optin_last

The last channel through which the lead opted in.

P

Phone_wa

The lead's WhatsApp number, along with a direct link to start a conversation with them.

Pending Payments

The total amount of payments that are still outstanding and yet to be paid by clients.

Pre-Tax Profit

Total profits made by a company before tax is taken away.

Processing Fees

Payment processing fees refer to fees charged to merchants for processing credit card payments and online payments from customers.

(%) Profit Pre-Tax

Total profits made by a company before tax have been taken away, represented as a percentage.

Q

Quarter Pace

A rolling forecast of your revenue or output pace based on the quarter.

R

Receipt

Payment Receipt of the client.

Recurrent Payments cap

The maximum amount of recurring payments your business could potentially process.

Refund Payments

All refund payments processed.

(%) Realized_CR

Percentage of all contracted Revenue that has been realized.

(%) Refund

Percentage of all refunds in relation to gross revenue.

(%) ROI

Return on Investment — the percentage of return you earn compared to what you spent to generate it.

Why is it important?

It shows how efficiently you’re turning your expenses (mainly marketing and operations) into profit.

How can you determine if this metric is healthy?

Here’s a quick guide to help you determine whether your performance is on track.

⚠️ Benchmarks may vary by industry or offer, but these are solid general standards.

Great (what excellent performance looks like): >150%

Normal (acceptable, but room for improvement): 100% - 150%

Bad 🚩: <100%

S

Salaries

The total amount of money paid in salaries to employees.

Sales_call_ID

Unique identifiers for each Sales call the customer had.

Set_source

Who or what generated the appointment that led to the call (e.g., ad, affiliate, setter, cold caller, VSL)?

Setter

Setters who booked the call with the lead.

Softwares

The name of the softwares the business uses.

Status

Current payment status of each payment (e.g., Approved, Refunded).

T

Taxes

The total amount of money paid in taxes.

This Month Pace

A rolling forecast of your revenue or output pace based on this month.

This Week Pace

A rolling forecast of your output pace based on this week's Pace.

Time to Capacity

The estimated time it would take the business, at its current acquisition pace, to reach full client capacity.

Total Clients Served

Total Number of Clients.

Total Contracted Revenue

The total amount of revenue that has been agreed upon with clients.

Total Gross Revenue

The total amount of money paid by clients. It reflects the full value collected before any fees or expenses.

Total Gross MRR

The total gross recurring revenue generated each month from all active subscriptions.

Total Net Revenue

Gross revenue minus discounts, processing, and extra fees is the actual revenue retained.

Total Net MRR

The total amount of recurring net revenue generated per month from all active subscriptions

Total Operating Expenses

The sum of all costs to run the business, including salaries, software, adspend, commissions, etc.

Total Payments

Total number of payments received.

Total_Cost_C

The total amount of money paid in commissions to the team (made by the client).

Total_Cost_P1

The total amount of money paid in commissions to the team (made by Partner 1).

Total Sub Payments

The total number of active recurring subscription payments currently being processed.

Tracking_ID

Unique identifier for the transaction.

Triager

The triager who had a call with the lead.

Type (Expenses)

Type of expense (commissions, salaries, taxes, etc).

Type (Payments)

Type of payment used by the client (e.g., one-time payment or recurring subscription).

(%) Tax

The percentage of the business’s net revenue that is allocated to tax payments.

U

UTM_campaign

The name of the campaign that generated the lead. If the lead originated from an ad, this indicates which campaign it was associated with. It identifies the exact campaign.

UTM_content

The variant of content used (e.g., a specific ad, button, or version of the copy). Useful for A/B testing.

UTM_medium

Specific medium within the source that generated the lead (e.g., Instagram DMs, Instagram Ads, paid ads, YouTube video, YouTube ad).

UTM_source

The primary traffic source (e.g., organic, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube). It indicates the platform or network from which the lead originated.

UTM_term

We use it to identify the sales representative who interacted with the lead at any point in the process.

V

VAT

Value Added Tax.

Y

Year Pace

A rolling forecast of your revenue or output pace based on the year.

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